Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03


fractional amounts only. The market closed
at the following quotations;
Aia.cIsasA ,2to 5.l0S3z clHc, lat mort rs
la.clsss Il, s...1l3 NY. Central. .llSA
Georgia Is mort. l07 MORT K w. pref. 81
N. Carolina Is. .l22 Nor. Pacific. 2SA
N. CaroNna 40. SO pref. 6pM
So.Car0 BROWN Pacific Mail ...... 66ss
consois.... .lo9}S ReadinE.......... SSsf
IeRneSsee6 S.. toIs hlchm q q Ale.
Virginia 6s. ... As Richm'd Danv-l5o
Va consolidated. - Rlchm'd 4 W.Pt.
Chpeake &Ohio. ~ Terminaa,..... slN
Chic, & Ninth w'pl2l Rock Island..... 1854
preferred. II. st. Paul 92S
Della, Lack.& 1875 preferred l9l
Erie ............. 341% Texas Pacific. so
East Tennessee Tenn Goa SIron AK
new stock..... - Union Pacific. 6l3s
Lake Shore. ..... 95s4 Nj. Central 7<S%
Lville 4 Nash. STA Missouri Pacific 1888
Memphis q Char 81 Western Union 7TN
Mobile Il Ohio. 1874 Cotton Oil Trust 541s
Nash q ChHtta. SO certificates 80.
New OrleansPa-
NEW YoEK, April 2.-The weekly state
ment of the associated banks show tho follow
ing changes: Reserve decreased, $l,so7,o25;
loans increased, $2a6.700; specie decreased,
81 SOC, 800; legal tenders decreased, S772.310;
deposits decreased, 81, 2S7, 200; circulation in
creased S3l2,700. The banks now hold $4,3T9,-
S25 in excess OF the rs Ter cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. April 2, noon-CottOn-Busi-
ness fair at UNCHANGED prices: mIddling up
lands 8 IL l6d: middling Orleans sgd. sales
10, 900 bales, for speculation and export 1900
bates; receipts 5000 bales-American 1850
bales.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
April delivery. 5 43-6<GE5 42-64d; April and
May, 42-64d; MAY and June, 8 45-64C95 44-64d;
June and july. 47-640D5 46-64d; July and
August 49-6i995 49-54d; August and Sep
tember, 8 50-64Gs5 49-64d; September and Oc-
tober, S 49-64G35 al-64d; October and Novem-
Der, 33-64d; September, 50-64d. Market
quiet and easier.
M he
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low mIddlinG clause.
April delivery, 42-64d. sellers: April and
May. A. cad, sellers: May and June. Acid
sellers; June ami July, 1864. sellers; July
and August, 47-84d. buyers; August and
September, 49-64d. sellers; September ana
| October, A-64d, sellers; October and No
vembor, 5 32-64G, sellers; September, s 50-84d,
sellers. Market closed dull.
NEW YORK, April 2, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middllng uplands l0eEc; middling Or
leans 10 1890: Gales l0S bales.
Futures: Market opened easy, with sales
| as follows: April delivery, 10 5Sc; May, 10 5Sc:
June, 10 $50; July. 10 nc; August, 10 Sic;
September, 10 Acc.
uplands, lOsac: mIddling Orleans, 10 l8-l 6c;
sales to-day 81 bales, last evening SO; net re-
| ceipts lJl bales. gross 3,747.
Futures: Market closed firm, with sales of
| 81, 7or bales, as follows: April delivery, 10 81
(sl0 $50; May, 10 55G1 0 sec; june 10 e46DiO 65c;
| July, 10 730li0 Tic; August, 10 1000 SOC; Sep
TENDER, 10 40@lo i2c; January, 8 86@9 9lc.
| Green Co.. In their report on cotton fu-
| lures, say: ut has been rapidly 1ucLuating,
and feysrish market indicating a hesitating
| policy about entering upon new engageme nts
| and a desire IN many cases to close up old
| deals, ali general influences in the matter Of
| present and prospective supplies, and the
| condition Of affairs as reported from Europe
| remaining qaite as firm rs previously sug-
gested, but a portion OF the trade commence
| o feel that the favorable features have for
1 z ha bnpn fairly diSCOnltp6
| g an evident disposition to llquidate and tai Q
| profits. still on the whole the market has
| taken care of the supply very well, and while
| at Times showing point or two below last
| evening, final rates were 500 points higher,
| with the tone hrm."
| GALVESTON. April 2.-Uotton firm; Md
ding i01sc; net receipts IA balcs, gross "a;
| -aios 53S bales; stock 2l.47O bale
| NORFOLK. Aprl 2.--COtton firm; middling
lGsec; ne, receipts +st bales, gross ASS; sales
90 bales; stock 1852 bales: exports, coast
| wise bales.
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1926; net receipts l02 bales, gross Sl8;
| safes to spinners 5lbales; STOCK IL 1855 bales;
| exports, cUAstwlse 702 bales.
| BOSTON. April 2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lU31c; net receipts % bales, gross |, 57l
| sales none; stock none.
WILNINGToN. April 2.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding l0Ac; net receipts SO bales gross 80
| salea none: stock = ,2y2 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-Cotton firm;
mIddliDG lU54c; net receipts 1881 bales, gross
| l,194; stock 9.l24 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS. April 2.-Cotton quiet
| middllng iUj6c; net receipts ASH bales, gross
25l2; SAFES LOO bales; stock l99, 46S bales;
ports 20 Great Britain $3.50 bales, coast Wise
| i.5SS.
| MOBILE, April 2.-Cottop firm: middline
| Ice; net receipts % bales, gross %; sales 8;
| bales; sLOck i,Ta5 bales.
| MEMPHIs. April Z.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding ~ l-lGc; receipts l96 bales; shipments
,295 bales; sales $40 bales: stock 80 034 oaes
AUGUSTA. April 2.-Cottun quiet but firm
.nlddlIns 1885, receipts 6Z bales; sales Six
| bales.
CHARLESTON. April 2.-Cotton irm; mid
| ding 1890; net receipts % 5ales. gross %
sales l,00S bales; stock Y,o09 bales; exports
| coaslwise lG2 bales.
ATLANTA. April .-Cotton--middllng ice
| recpIUIs ~ bales.
| NEW YORK, April 2-ConsolIdated net re
| ,eiuts FOR all cotton por's to-day, 5,204 bales
! exports. to Great Britain $3.50 bales, to The
| Continent SD; stoeA ~ All American port
| oZS,JZl bales.
Tne total visible supply Of cotton for the
world is 2 $50, s3s bales, ol which :, l65, S36 ban
| are American, against 2,75S, $50 and 2,2G9, 75s
| osles, respectively, last year. Rece pts at ali
| interior towns this week, 1929 bales: re-
| celpts from plantations 3,437 bales. Crop IN
| signt, 6,0C0, 334 bales.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April 2. noon.-wheat quiet
with poor demand: holders offer modera toly
! Corn quiet; demand poor.
NEW YORK, April 2. noon.-Flour quiet and
| unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn lower
Pork frm ut SIS Is: old mess firm at us 0es
l6 rs. Lard duh at 55c. Freights steady.
p.r.--FiOur, southern -four quiet amt un.
| ohsnged. Wheat about &c ana options Ae,
| &c Liver; closed heavy at about inside rates
| No red, April delivery 9lAG9l}sc, closing
| at 9lIIc; May 81 g. l6@p92ISc; June 9i1411gl5zc.
| Corn LtQasc and options 5000 low er,clcsins
| barely steady; No. 3, April delivery 4S5sc;
| NAV ISsz05is1k;; June 4S34ls40c. Oats gan
| erally steudy and moderately active; No. 9
| April delivery 94ss934l5c, May 347sc, june
| 3i5s(S34s<c. Hops quiet aud weaz. Coffee, far
| Rio firm at l5Lc; options moderately active
and steady: No. Rio, April delivery 10 DOC
| Nav and June IS GOODS 0Jc. sugar quiet bu
| steady; refined quiet. M0lasses dun ana
nominai; DO test at 1880 Cotton seed oil.-3iy,
SIC for crude, 371s@sSSc for rcaned. Hides
uuict but steady. Wool quiet and barely
steady; domestic fleece 8O@237c. pulled llC0S4c
Texas 9G2ic. Pork qriel bus generally
new. Deof dul, Beef hams etCaGy al $2l II
d121 Is. Cut meats lrm; pickicd bel los Tz5c
picked shoulders SIC. Middles dull anu
nominal. Lard SOS pOin lower and dun
closing steady: Wc.tern steam, on spot7 51l5G-
MAY delivery $500 sc, June 65Gl7 CSC; city
steam soc; refined soc to the continent
+ eIgbts steady.
CHICAGO. April 2.-wheat dull and price.
chow "A shrinkage OF 20 on the closing at ~
yesterday. Trading las altogether local anC
a most exclusively OF u scalping nature. Fol
MAY delivery s21zc was the opening, s2|sc the
highest, and S2l6c the lowest, with s2LC
closing. The visible supply statement is ex.